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Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1975

Mechanistic photochemistry of 1-adamantylacetone

Robert B. Gagosian; J. Christopher Dalton; Nicholas J. Turro

Irradiation of I-adamantylacetone (1) results in essentially a quantitative yield of two cyclobutanols, 2 and 3. Quantum yields for the formation of 2 and 3 from the SI and TI states of 1 in benzene and methanol are reported. Formation of cyclobutanols from the excited triplet state of 1 is much more efficient in methanol than in benzene. The cyclobutanol product ratio, 2:3, is 1.0-1.8 for the T I reaction and approximately 5 for the SI reaction. The observed stereoselectivity from the excited singlet state reaction is consistent with the intermediacy of a short-lived 1,4 biradical which undergoes rehybridization, resulting in a preference for rotation and closure to yield 2 rather than 3. The reactivity of the SI and T I states of 1 toward intramolecular y-hydrogen abstraction is determined by fluorescence measurements and Stern-Volmer treatments of 1.3-pentadiene quenching of cyclobutanol formation, respectively. We2 and others3 have recently reported that irradiation of 1 -adamantylacetone (1) results in nearly quantitative formation of two cyclobutanols, 2 and 3 (eq 1). Neither of


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1970

Photochemistry of di-tert-butyl ketone and structural effects on the rate and efficiency of intersystem crossing of aliphatic ketones

Nien-Chu. Yang; Eugene D. Feit; Man Him. Hui; Nicholas J. Turro; J. Christopher Dalton


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1970

Molecular photochemistry. XXIV. Photocycloaddition of acetone to 1,2-dicyanoethylene

J. Christopher Dalton; Peter A. Wriede; Nicholas J. Turro


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1977

Chemistry of exciplex. 6. Quenching of the 1n,.pi.* of alkanones by unsaturated compounds

N. C. Yang; Man Him. Hui; David M. Shold; Nicholas J. Turro; Richard R. Hautala; K. Dawes; J. Christopher Dalton


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1974

Evidence for comparable reactivity of alkanone excited singlet and triplet states toward hydrogen donors

David R. Charney; J. Christopher Dalton; Richard R. Hautala; John J. Snyder; Nicholas J. Turro


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1981

Mechanistic photochemistry of acylsilanes. 2. Reaction with electron-poor olefins

J. Christopher Dalton; Robert A. Bourque


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1967

Molecular photochemistry. V. Photocycloaddition of alkyl ketones to electron-deficient double bonds

Nicholas J. Turro; Peter A. Wriede; J. Christopher Dalton; Donald R. Arnold; Anita H. Glick


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1971

Molecular photochemistry. XXXIX. External heavy-atom-induced spin-obital coupling. Spectroscopic study of naphthonorbornanes

Nicholas J. Turro; George Kavarnos; Theron Cole; Pierre Scribe; J. Christopher Dalton


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1970

Molecular photochemistry. XXII. Comparison of the reactivity of singlet and triplet states of cyclic alkanones toward the .alpha.-cleavage process. An unexpected reactivity difference between n,.pi.* singlet and triplet

J. Christopher Dalton; David M. Pond; David Weiss; Frederick D. Lewis; Nicholas J. Turro


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1970

Molecular photochemistry. XXXIII. Photochemistry of 1-adamantylacetone

Robert B. Gagosian; J. Christopher Dalton; Nicholas J. Turro

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